West Texas born and raised, currently living in Portland, Oregon. I'm interested in narrative art, patterns & texture and "Memento Mori". I tend to blog/reblog about printmaking, bookmaking and papermaking. You'll also see a healthy dose of color, color history and ink.
Check out my work at www.killjoypress.com
brian-dunn
Yes! I’m assisting Julie Niskanen in mezzotint and also taking color intaglio with Brett Anderson! Very excited for the summer.
Sorry it took me a while to respond. I was driving through TX when I saw folks on fb posting who they were assisting.
I’ve been daydreaming about these sweatshirts and about Parra’s work in general for the past few weeks now. Honestly, it started with this SFMOMA bag and has since escalated from there. His work is fun to look at and I love how active and muscular his characters are.
Thinking Buried by Gina’s Eye (fynearts)
“It’s a continuing fascination … after a year of laying out handmade papers in the weather, collecting and cleaning them, I am now considering their use in various pieces…”
Robert Rauschenberg at his Lafayette Street, NYC studio, 1968. Photo: Henri Cartier-Bresson
(via printmakersopenforum)
I made a hand cleaning guide for the print shop, and drew some poor deformed person with two left hands
(via josephinepress)
Both of them are equally frightened of each other. That’s why the smart people use “maybe”.
(Source: nedkosolakov.net)
